Those of us who live in Winchester generally love the idea of a town that is so small there is no government that extends beyond a mayor who meets at our little town’s one-room building monthly when community members meet. The problem is that we like things the way they are which means the government doesn’t like things the way they are. Our little town’s government works so well that larger government entities around us just can’t stand it. So they butt in.
Living in a small town does not provide sanctuary from big government. Greg Perry describes how the state gets into your wallets to provide services you'll never use.
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